Sunday 26 May 2013
Monday 20 May 2013
GOLD MCX TIPS
Do not get exited due to recovery
Play for short sell.,.
WHEN TO SELL WHERE TO SELL ONLY PAID MEMBERS
Saturday 18 May 2013
FED SPEECH NEWS
U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke painted an upbeat picture on Saturday for the potential of innovation to lift living standards, delivering a sweeping look at the last 100 years that included memories of his 1963 South Carolina home.
Bernanke made no reference to monetary policy or the immediate outlook for the U.S. economy in prepared remarks to graduates of Bard College at Simon's Rock, Massachusetts.
But the die-hard baseball fan did manage to work in a reference to one of the sport's greats.
"Is it true, then, as baseball player Yogi Berra said, that the future ain't what it used to be?," the chairman said, noting the existence of serious skepticism that leaps in computers and other information technology would yield the same dramatic boost to growth and living standards as previous episodes of industrial revolution.
"Nobody really knows; as Berra also astutely observed, it's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. But there are some good arguments on the other side of this debate."
Bernanke delivers testimony on the U.S. economy on Wednesday before the congressional Joint Economic Committee.
His words will be parsed for any hint that he favors tapering Fed bond purchases, currently running at an $85 billion monthly pace. But recent U.S. economic data has been mixed, and economists polled by Reuters continue to expect the bond buying to continue until later this year, if not into early 2014.
Bernanke did not tip his hand during his comments to graduates, but he did offer some rare insights into his childhood home in Dillon, South Carolina to illustrate how life has not changed all that much in the last 50 years.
"We had a dishwasher, a washing machine, and a dryer. My family owned a comfortable car with air conditioning and a radio, and the experience of commercial flight was much like today but without the long security lines," he recalled.
There was no internet, but there was a color television "although, I must acknowledge, the colors were garish and there were many fewer channels to choose from."
After pointing out that the so-called IT revolution had not been as transformative as all that, Bernanke then went on to outline several areas where technology may only have scratched the surface in exploiting the potential for change.
He argued that IT and biotechnology have tremendous scope to improve healthcare - which absorbs a considerable amount of U.S. household income and where costs are projected to rise - as well as the potential for the development of cleaner energy.
"As trade and globalization increase the size of the potential market for new products, the possible economic rewards for being first with an innovative product or process are growing rapidly," he said. "In short, both humanity's capacity to innovate and the incentives to innovate are greater today than at any other time in history." (Reporting by Alister Bull; Editing by Tim Dobbyn)
Friday 17 May 2013
BEN BERNAKE SPEECH TODAY AT 8.30PM IN INDIA TIME
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Thursday 16 May 2013
SILVERMCX TIPS
WHEN TO SELL WHEN TO BUY ????? ONLY JOIN USWe expect silver to come till 46300 and 47100. Strong support zone 44700. Be in mandi in silver only below 44200. Downside targets are 43800 and 42800. Ultimate target 38000. JOIN AND GET TOOO RICH FASTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Wednesday 15 May 2013
GOLD MCX TIPS
GOLD OUR SUCRBIERS SOLD 27000 AND YESTERDAY MADE 26188 ALMOST 700 POINTS Now today resistance 26500-26600 range and support 26000 below more panic cannot be ruled out.OUR ULIMATE TARGET 25000+ ONLY FOR JOIN CALL US 9885763315
MCX GOLD TIPS
GOLD (June)Trend is BearishSell on rise...Trend: Last week strong volatility and made a low 26586 after made a high 27234 and continue pressure at higher level. In this week consider resistance 27300-27500 range and support 26500 watch out. 500-600 points move in this week. Ultimate target 25000+.Strategy: Buy around... with stop loss... (100-120 points) target 500 points. Sell around... with stop loss... (125 points) target 400 points...Intra day gained 400 points.Today: Out Positional Sell call below 27000 and yesterday made a low 26188 almost gained 700 points in few trading sessions. Now today resistance 26500-26600 range and support 26000 below more panic cannot be ruled out.Comex: Below 1500 down side target 1205.
MCX GOLD TODAYS TIPS
SELL GOLD GAVE 27000 BELOW NOW AFTER CONTUIES DOWNFALL MADE LOW OF 26188 ONCE BOOK PROFITS 80000RS AND ENJOYYYYYYYY http://gunshotadvisory.blogspot.in/2013/05/gold-tips.html GAVE FREE HERE JUST CHECK ONCE
Monday 13 May 2013
Sunday 12 May 2013
SILVER TIPS
Silver along with gold trading in the same range with 24.5 as strong
resistance and 23.25 as supports for last three weeks silver is also
trading in the same range without any clear direction however markets
are looking bearish and any rise would be considered as good
opportunity to sell the commodity, for the week ahead one
can sell silver at cmp 23.85 and on rises up to 24.15
with stops above 24.5
for target of 23.40 and 23.1$..
Tuesday 7 May 2013
NATURALGAS TIPS
NATURALGAS SUPPORT AT 211 AND HURDLES AT 222 FOR MORE JOIN US AND GET AJJ KA JACPOT
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COPPER TIPS
Over all trend for copper futures for June delivery looks positive and intra-day traders may buy at lower levels.
“For intra-day, immediate support for the commodity is seen at 394 & 391 levels while upper side prices have resistance at 400 and 403 levels,”
BANK NIFTY
Bank Nifty-Above 12617,No worry !Grab Shriram Transport Finance ,LIC ,IFCI at Opening Bell.
Yesterday Morning ,We had written :Above 12323 level…Catch it for Target of 12433-12470 level.
Then ,Intraday we told above 12470 level…No worry for Bulls ,Target :12580——12617 level.
(It kissed 12617.80 )
So from 12323 to 12617 =294 point rally in single session
Monday 6 May 2013
BREAKOUT IN USD DOLLAR INDEX WAHT NEXT IN GOLD
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Friday 3 May 2013
GOLD REPORT
Gold and Silver Disaggregated COT Report (DCOT) for May 3
HOUSTON -- This week’s Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) disaggregated commitments of traders (DCOT) report was released at 15:30 ET Friday. Our recap of the changes in weekly positioning by the disaggregated trader classes, as compiled by the CFTC, is just below.
(DCOT Table for May 3, for data as of the close on Tuesday, April 30. Source CFTC for COT data, Cash Market for gold and silver.) (Please note: Data auto retrieved and not verified until this message removed.)
In the DCOT table above a net short position shows as a negative figure in red. A net long position shows in black. In the Change column, a negative number indicates either an increase to an existing net short position or a reduction of a net long position. A black figure in the Change column indicates an increase to an existing long position or a reduction of an existing net short position. The way to think of it is that black figures in the Change column are traders getting “longer” and red figures are traders getting less long or shorter.
All of the trader’s positions are calculated net of spreading contracts as of the Tuesday disaggregated COT report.
SILVER MCX ,GOLD MCX,
It looks as if the silver market has finally bottomed, as the tarnished price of silver recovered some of its luster over the last two weeks.
The big silver shorts have continued to exit their futures positions, yet there remain some elephants in the market — as evidenced by yesterday's non-economic volatility.
Furthermore, despite various perception related issues, the underlying case for holding physical silver remains as strong as ever, while public confidence in paper currencies trends ever lower.
Retail demand rises
Retail demand for silver also continues to surge. A few weeks’ time will reveal the true impact from this recent price dip, as dealers receive new shipments — most of which are already sold out — or not.
A previous piece outlined the sequential moves away from "King Dollar" as a reserve currency that has been observed recently, although this trend has mainly been progressing in the developing world thus far.
From a broad view, the truly unprecedented demand for physical metals leading up to and through the most blatant price rigging operation the commodities market has seen thus far may be a significant tremor of a massive fault line inthe confidence that supports what could well be the largest bubble of them all —that of the value of paper fiat currencies.
Reflated sentiment manufactured
The monetary authorities have succeeded for now in reflating sentiment. System sentiment is the perception driving the majority. On the surface, it appears that the housing market has recovered somewhat, the European debt crisisseems contained, and inflation is not a threat. U.S. equity markets are trading at all-time highs once again.
In truth, it requires very little effort to dispel these myths by simply looking just beneath the distorted data points. Never the less, a form of plausible deniability exerts a significant barrier to entry for the majority who depend on the maintenance of the status quo.
This manufactured sentiment allows this majority to comfortably dismiss the wide cracks beneath the surface. In fact, such dismissal is often accompanied by anger and hostility that are just more evidence of a political, rather than an economic, achievement.
Bubbles and the demand equation
Recall that bubbles have universally gone undetected and unappreciated for quite some time before outright dismissiveness arises as the holes begin to appear and the bubble eventually bursts.
The larger the bubble, the more speculation, fervor and distortions typically arise. The more protracted the bubble, the more desperate the attempts are to cling tightly to the risk mentality.
The precious metals markets are currently witnessing a new dimension in the "other side" of the demand equation for silver, and also for gold to a lesser degree. This is ultimately a reflection of value and represents a natural transition as the market deepens over time.
Despite the decade’s long perceptual distortion and mis-pricing of these intrinsically valuable commodities, savvy investors are finally beginning to see through the shams that are ultimately political events and not reflections of an economic reality.
Mainstream perception issues
The mainstream media and those who consume it still tend to have general issues with the ownership of physical silver and gold.They often focus on the fact that the precious metals do not pay any interest rate, nor do they provide investors with a regular dividend.
Of course, these intrinsically valuable metals with a long history of use as hard currencies pay no dividend or interest because they do not need to. A dividend on shares anda rate of interest on paper currency deposits are essentially bribes to encourageinvestment in those less secure assets.
Another issue commonly brought up is the high premium that physical metal commands relative to paper futures prices, although this situation will probably only get worse over time as metal supplies dwindle.
Another issue commonly brought up is the high premium that physical metal commands relative to paper futures prices, although this situation will probably only get worse over time as metal supplies dwindle.
It is also worthwhile to rememberthat both dividends and interest happen to be denominated in a persistently devaluing fiat currency with a purchasing power that is being gradually eaten away by the rate of inflation that its central bank insists on maintaining.
Jim Rogers 2013 naturalgas forecast
Below is my comprehensive list of interviews with Jim Rogers, co-founder of the Quantum Fund. Mr. Rogers discusses topics such as gold, silver, the economy, the United States, Canada, commodities and currencies.
Commodity Updates- Silver Updates, Gold Updates, Copper Tips, Crude Oil Updates
BUYSILVERMIC prices on MCX advanced. At 16:37 hrs MCX SILVERMIC June contract was trading at Rs 45340 up Rs 665, or 1.49 percent. The SILVERMIC rate touched an intraday high of Rs 45675 and an intraday low of Rs 44748. So far 54735 contracts have been traded. SILVERMIC prices have moved down Rs 20161, or 30.78 percent in the June series so far.
Mcx silver updates for today MCX Tips Commodity
Mcx silver updates for today MCX Tips Commodity
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